Assessable: meaning, definitions and examples

Use 'assessable' when referring to something that can be examined or evaluated, especially in a formal context like education or taxation.

• The student's skills are assessable through various tests and projects

Use 'evaluatable' when something can be assessed to determine its value or importance, especially in scientific or technical settings.

• The new software's efficiency is easily evaluatable through performance metrics

Use 'measurable' when referring to something that can be quantified or assessed in terms of specific units or criteria.

• The success of the marketing campaign was measurable by the increase in sales

Use 'judgable' when referring to something that can be subject to judgment or criticism, often implying personal or subjective assessment.

• The contestant's performance was judged as a display of remarkable talent, although it was quite judgable by different standards

Use 'gradable' in contexts where items or work can be rated or scored, particularly in educational settings.

• The assignment is gradable based on specific criteria outlined by the teacher